The roof of your home is one of the key attributes that buyers see before they even walk in your front door. Along with your exterior walls, the state of your roof can tell a buyer (or infer to a buyer) a lot about the condition of the rest of your home. It tells them how well the house has been looked after, how dry the home is, and generally how much they should be paying for your home.
Home inspectors make a beeline for the roof when they come to a property, because the health of a roof is a big factor in determining a home’s value. For example, a new or updated roof has been found to offer an excellent return on investment as it vastly improves the overall ‘health’ of a home.
If you’re selling your home and the roof is need of repair, it can be a big negative on the appraisal value of the property and it will put your property firmly in the ‘fixer-upper’ category and could actually kill a sale. One problem when it comes to home sales is making sure that you can pass all necessary inspections. While it is likely that you’re up to code, older houses have a higher chance of something needing improvement.
If you’re considering installing a new roof to add value to your home, but aren’t sure it’s the right step, Roof Auckland say that installing new roofing can give you up to 107% recovered value. This means, not only will you get the added benefits of increased traffic at your open house, but you also have the chance of increasing your return on investment to a profitable level. It mainly depends on the type of roof you install, and which features you add.
Roof Auckland can provide a comprehensive report about your roof. This will explain exactly what work is required or recommended, and outline the potential process and investment involved, and for more information on new roofing auckland, roofing solutions and roof repairs Auckland please go to https://www.roofauckland.nz .
